Water: Public

Sewer: Public

Comm/Loc Details: Street Frontage

Construction: Other; Metal

Exterior: Other

Air Conditioning: Evaporative Cooling

Heat: Other

Financial Data Avail: P&L Statement

The complex also offers the town's long-standing, premiere restaurant, the Nostalgia Bistro, serving attractive cuisine to visitors and locals alike year-round. A fly fishing and outdoor venture and guiding business occupies the front corner of the complex. Upstairs are five offices and a common kitchen, which may be converted to a residence where the owner of the complex might want to live while staying in Dubois. Much of the original 1950s paneling and decor is preserved on this second floor. The expansive rear lot of the complex can accommodate 20 cars and offers room for additional development. Anchoring the corner where US Highways 26 and 287 take a sharp turn, the complex consists of two historic, old West buildings joined together seamlessly: the former Stringer Hotel, built in 1914, for years the only 3-story building in town; and large single-story building that was for decades a popular steakhouse and dance hall. The other parts of the highway corner have also been revitalized over the past decade and now include a downtown park, galleries, renovated store fronts, and a popular second-hand store, all maintaining the attractive appeal of the surroundings of the Ramshorn Inn complex.